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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09
VOL xn---E0. ls4

1ommonwealih As&ornaga q Fnnan,ss
! tn4 Co2dua eou1tl1a f0F disotRgina lha
aDe ctdeFs and eommi1te8 fhsm unIli
ee nnts we're paid and re nait1 hruneh
Camalnnss ne PaAglcassas.
puBErn. osl. a--Lopa Masur salllvsn
1.s p4pet eontinnaa % pahllsh rapcfss
= toe peoeeealn0a of Ne snppFeesad
oanoaee e t1e leaEas. fhs NalEasal
@entions - an ladloafion of tha snp-
pef. aPon whieh 4 ean eennt n asfensa
tne tneEix 81 TIE pEeas, thai eevafnl
aonae4tiA kngllsh and Scotch ntwa.
eSpeE pfopristoEl have e1xRta fhe nee
q s1e.l pfe1ises. uachinegy and slsfIf.
. ne dssssnnana elpses Ne Fahiana{
TAsg sala Besorasssnn.
RaE1a Oet s..-Mnaam Elnons.n nr,a
hzEoa kFeismniE have been arrer1nl fnF
seillnG civil deeoFafiama.
ca@ins wenaAaR.
SAN FnAKcmoo. Oek. a-Tka ln.si.
eationa foF tbe iweniy-foar hears eors-
meBelnR e. fo'cloek 4. ~. - O.fo.
oeF et6f For OreRen ana Wae6lnrfan
IaEfiloEy. Fair wqmhhsF ID Non1hrem
OEs0on. local rains elsewhere. Ilohf
soaiaveessils uaads. nearly saaiisnafs
temperature.
Bus "a Wns Ksaaea.
eulAEvTExn fCall, Osa. a-ysrr4
bonees 3 ehlld an yeara cd. acsidanf.
allx ehoa end killed himssif todnV wifh
HincheN1AF Eide, Ubiob, Il wan claim
-, uea nel loaded. Ths halt ensrred
els e.ee below the rib. coming oa1 an
der the iefs arm.
Anssher aaunmer.
San FnARclsuo. Osa. s--Oaptaln J. w.
hnoglee has lsft fsF ahe East. ana "A in
al.eod en reliable autharlts thna the
eAlef oejeel o. bis lrip b for the eur
poee of dlapatcAiaa % this ooaai "a
steamer citg of Pueblo, n0w plyina ~
tween New XoRk and tho Wees lnflien.
anfen BE- and eome New Yofk paFfias
haso purchased foR neEVioo 81 AHA
ooasl, % - The sandgieh Inlanda.
franls in Ireland.
DUnExN, Osl 2-Aa Rnnis todav. lhe
prisoners under examination fer eam.
plleify In TIE murder of Constable
Wneelnan wete. On the testimony 81
04illAnn, the inioFmeE, oommittad faF
rial. Ihs popnlaoo ohsoFaa TIE pri.on.
afs as thsy we're led hask 70 iail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

TRARALakn sqUAnz Louxanns parade
TIE cFxT.

TRARAxakn nqUAnE LouNaHs PARADn
THE cFxx.
Loapon, Oct e.-Tuo hundred Of the
poor, homeless, unwashe6 persons. Who
slsep q night in Trafalgar Square, to-
day paFadsd In Q body ahr0nRh she
principal 6tEeets IN the West End. Thay
carried black banners bsarina, Ia white
letters. the inscription. HWe viii have
work oF Bread A large polioe force
accompanied the procession, which
eventually returned 20 Trafalgar
Square. and, with the followers a.
tfaoted, held . meeting. The orators
Who addressed the assemblaQe de-
saRibsd ths hardahipa IN the LOT Of
TIE thoss whoss only resting place in
Lsndon 81 nieht vas Q public square,
and declared that The only means they
bad ef drawing the attention Of ths
public 10 their condition was by anoh
Demonstration a. they had jnal made.
TIE meeting adopted . resolution 70
feassemhie ID The eams place nexf Men
day and continne tie parade daily until
relief vas afforded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

RAENnMA8 0xMFnEAMD mas wxcaLENNT
LICK AT LAKE mnNDozA.
MAnmaz. (Wia.l. Ost. 8.-ThIa h
good fishing uealhaf. and tbs President
and hi1 eompAnioaa vent dshinQ today
on LAke Meadota. A 1,enm launch
conveyed them 90 an island In the lake.
whenes they wsn1 20 the nshina
Rso1noa ln small poats. No ballsllns
OF t1e oaloh we're reoeiYod. Ths only
paolle event on programme q q resp.
ton this evsning. The uEoWds ara dls-
appointed, and With the exception of
banners. arches and Ohinase lanterns
ne town Weara iia ordinary appoaranco.
cAzEEns MI@ Rm.
a special train csmpossd Of ihs mi
yate cars Of Cofneliius Faudazbilt.
Ohauncsy Depew and Marvin Hnahlfl.
President Of The Northwestern RaIroad,
ana having on beard some high rail-.
road dianifaKlea. reached this plaoe to
Gay. No one hul Vanderbilt, Depew.
HeRhitt and WelteF Webb took ear
rlages for The Villas man
sion 70 pay thsir rsspsc,s q
The President of lhe Uni,ed
States. he had net Faiurnod from Ssh
--M1 ~N~Me 49, AAAAA 80 ANlA4AN 2NAAIM 1M4
heir cards returned 10 Ne train whInh |
left hels q half hear later for Dulnth.
fhess gentlemen expect 70 Be- 10 81
Paul Monday and will probably meet
he Rfesidenf thara.
nHTuSR % xzn rknxx.
The PFesidsnt's nshinR party retained /
= s p. n. They bad ezoslisul luok and /
brought back bsswean thirty and fnrly
rood-aizsd ksh. The Presidents sai0 81 j
lnioyed the day immeusaly, ana bis
limitation for the ueaneFy of Laks
Mendoza is boundleas. The party
lined this evening with Oolonel VfIas j
nd President 0hnmbeSlaiu, Of the
HIsconein University. and wife.
A petite recsptioB waa given at Che
lilas mansion between 3 Gnd III o'elaak
his sseniua. ID g now settled thai
J0ionel and Mrs. Villas viii aooempanV
be Presidential paF9y daflna The re-
of the trip.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

xzn san cAnnoa EnDlAzs aAxn oaEx umxm
HMxAIxATN0.
TU0s0z. tAFi2l. Oot. s-Ths Grand
Jurs has nneerthed 9 gang cf cattle
thieves IN Graham County Who have
been Stealing cattle from the Indlans
on the San Carlos reservation for the
last year. 6ome distinguished citizens
arc implicated. Hundseda Of cattle
have been s1olen. Il is said that ths
India1s have bean slmply reialiaaing In
stealing ffonn the stoekmen en the Ban
Pedro. Several indietmeut have been
found. The Indians, cattle brand 10
IL converted into YO Or w, whiah has
made II difnenlt 10 detect the thisves.
V. y. Brighton. stoekman's detective,
who killed several onttla thiegaa il
Apache County, hes worked np tho pre-
sent oaBe. BE has had many Of the eat
tie returned 10 the reservation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

TM1 cLosR % TN xzAGUn anasoR K1nps
xEB Dzrsorza AnnAD.
II, DstFoia q.
PHzEArHzRMEA, Oct. e.-Philadslphla
s, Nsw York &
PExTnsU1a. 0ut. s.-PitishnER Z, OH
eaRe 2. Game called en account of
darkness.
. WAsHnarOn. Oct. a-Washlnaton 9.
Boston 4.
Ths League ssason has closed with
Detroit oeoupyIng hrsi position, Phiia-
delphia geoond, and Chicago third, GO
ehown by the following tables
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

TnE okooEKDAE1B OF o10AKTJc RA9TERN
nIna 10 IN SHOWS uP.
81. L0Um, Oct. s.-The oloAs- Dsn.o-
erat today says: "fhe depressed con.
difion Of The wool maFksl uhIoh was
6rsi noticed in The beginning Of July
and wAtch haa bean getting wurse as
the seaeon advanced instead of better,
has 90 mystiAod TIE wool factors heEe
that eeoset investigation has reoently
been 60 On foot whieh promises 20 ex-
pose gigantic rina among the Eastern
mannfasaussrs and NeW York and Bos-
too custom house olioials. A Isadina
Sc. Loais nnsrohans 10 quoted a. deciaf-
inR that one Of ahn blRaest Eines ever
ssRaniEsd Ia this ooaBtEy hns bsen man
ipafafina The wool market. TIE mem
bsrs have hy under valuation, he aeseras,
passed millions Of pounds Of Wool
Ihro1ah TIE ports and have laaesd the
market uith b. ST. Leafs faotora haVs
0rRnnixed 70 pul stop 70 the crooked
ness When that Il done aha eundifian
u afaiEs viii suddsnly shanRs.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

SALz LAKE., OF. Sword comes from
Tinfie. Utah, that Bert Ekhes shot and
killed Aiks Flaherty Ia 8 roe, supposed
70 have ARISEN over q lynohina oaae
theFs over year ago, when EtheE vas
c0Dsplcoon9 10 trying % prevent the
lynehing and IN fdentifyinR and con
victina the lynehern Afterwards. Il Il
uuderstOod thai the fFiends Of the las.
ter have mads 4 bot for Ether freq
sieue 10 time since.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09
ous &c shs vFaIa RsAbsra.

ALuuSUEnouR n. n !. Osa- s.-H -
ntalad nsFs th9t Wa BannsF. wem-
ber q ahs Gfaham paEsy 81 dospezaooes
IN ne Tunlo hasia nsiEhb1Ehnef. Arr
nana. was sns a tka Atiastie a Pnsiao
trnln rsbbers, walsh rsooery took plsse
: fsu ueeks go. Boa1uS was Q hoon
euwrnutum nf tAe lats Aody
Cnopsr, ths terror of ths Jonto
basin ooantsy. Bsfh are said
70 have hesn frnisists frez tazafes
caoues. u u Alleged. kisisa 9 ospafy
shef4n 10 Texm and wAs traiiea ins0
Arrsna, and bsnnaE killsd mAE n
ColsFado. aft1F whiaA BE efn1se6 ihs
Iins inSa Nee Mexien. The naxt time
- uaa bard af wEs in AFssgna. u wss
STATED thsi sflee ths rDebary Benuef
lsfa AFiAs1as ReiRg - Cd Msxtoo g
0oath AmsFieA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09
cRxnemrox rms rUersrvE.


HArD 10 HAVE xMyT rHa axMknenx At
SANTA nAnHAnA AID n Mow n
n1xxruo.
sAN Drreo. o. el-Ths Unfon
publishsd today q story going to snow
that ths fuRttiss inFy axsr, Gselnhfon,
nme from 4an1a naHhaEa on fha gtaan1-
s6ip oassn e ihs Paoifs and , nou
sHfoly out % the way of his puraners IN
yuaas Sullivan, of ean kEanslae0. nnY-
ina that infusmaiism had hssn Rsoeivsd
81 San FruBeiseo - ths eject thas fke
fuaitiVs lad b1aHeed ths oaeen Of the
Pesilis q Santa BsEbaEn, and yea hoad-
"a for Msxsso, and u waa thsnehl he
wouid be taktn o4 BY
amkxE nnAz nMEunm
Tha sasamsR Vas dookad. Fhs steamer
vas boandso an4 ahe pMa1anaafa soRat-
iniHsd bu1 uitAout avail. Tha failafp
% flnd kka fnzl i've mar b exclaimed
hy he rsnaaEks of = passenger. who
says that hzfnss Ne nc esUa aiopRside
wilh she o8seR. end when tie vessel
was uM ballasl Pctn4. man ataepsd
oser ~ rail ana ala d1wn roe inia
lka un1aE. Ths mAfsFiey e the possen
asss wsEe 60 the peFl si9s q ne vessel
lookfoa q fAs eil8 a. sne stsansF eaEns
90 TIE bag. 4 fsW miBuiaa afteE tna
mnn wan1 osaE BE- 80 boai aafsEu ~
glsansF aRd 10 msa b = Eisksd ~
ssnslhinR.
TssI rEis sssy wns mass ths paint eE
CesiahaDnin ssaHina faF Mexie9 kaseame
out frumsGha fasS tAa1 Cr1tRhson's fnth-
n haa aENn1 - tn11 fe4 W1ak1 here.
sAosfly osf1rs - sEini - wezt - ann
FF1neiBso fmDsd1a1sly
xu xxxpsrE aU euuax
wss rssasrsd and 4 = supDessd hs ar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

Joumvuzs. Oct. s.-Louisvills Il,
Cincinnati 8.
8. LOUn, Ooi. asa Louis 2. 0lsvs-
lard 4.
BsOOxzzz, Oct. s--MstropOIilans o.
Baltimore 10.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

Il b . eln9aiaE hnt lmpssnsisa faes
tb43 pen1nn aoms1imea @rsfs oefrp a
e4nana pe1i an6 doem,t atamkls -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

R1cANnND. Fs.l J. OsA ala ths Unl.
tod Nosfsa CiTeuis Csart to6nH Jndaa
Bsod nned 4aloEna5 oaaasal Agsan a6oo
- bGln0ina eult1 u11sE l1e laa kna9o
- l1e oo1pou ef14hof, b diash4d .n1n1
e os1eE 81 the es1ff. Ayeea gilf = -
81 thn BnHi1dy - ne MaFshaI nnfal -
AS ispasa. Sudgs Bead alas anad -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

ELmznA IN. r., Osf. 6-Tbs ssoond
Faee between Courtney and Babear took
pIaee on ths HueqHehanna and OsweQo
course today for . purse Of 910o8. 7he
EnRiishman beat COaEtnay, leading
aim the eniire three miles. and eomine
home be 9ag about three hoat lsnRtka
ahead. The race was reeaFdsd hy spse-
tatcrs as . hlppodrcme. The time vas
given a. 1913.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

A salaEEAm Was ssoaivsd from san
ford, FloFi1n. and aiated b d.. WHY,
Preasdont of t6s Btate Hsaiih Prsfsa
aivs Ass0eiafieb, FsqnsstsnR ths Ioan of
tomas igR SGfunsan fran ne apid6mia.
Df. Hnmflfon ardxEed tents esna -
TGmpa He haa = sflFafnrked % OofoneI
Haisaa, eapeFinlsnoenf - lhs Planissn
line nf stsamsfs and uf see Gaeannah
aud EigFi6A Mailsoad. sS9tina thas II
his tn44meut xIoeDi1n oa8a should nof
hs allowed - - hsyond R4isika unffl
fks Tsmpa spidsmie d osss and ths
rsuio nAnif hare eaaxsd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

Nav HAvMN. (Oann-l }, Osl. a--A d.
kailed resort % ehs trustees AZ a.
insoIsena estate of r 8. WbesIsR shs1s
tie failors - he very bsd cna. The
tFasieea plaes the total liabflitiss 4
g.. .I1 SIS and asseem q ei&leS1, even
these bsiER duubaful.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

DxxvKa. Oct. A-Ths oIiizsnsaf Den.
var oonsummaled aKEanRemants with ?.
5. 0ilmoEe end kia famous band % Be-
aacomuanied b. several vocal aFtists
for Z grand mngiaai festival and fnbi.
lee, 20 be giysn hese % June next on
osoaHiun % ahs thiEfisih annigornnry ef
ths sstifemnnt a. Onlorn1o b the
Whitsa. Cennona. auxiia. ana . ehorns
q 800 voiees wiIl he feataEus of ths en-
tertainment which promises 90 be 3
anmmslh a1Ais In sssFy dstAil.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

WGsumaEss. Ost. 0.--saeRson asn-
arAl Hamilton t6!1 moEnine faoelved q
leiaxrnm fFpm pt Val Is Tampa,
Florida. saying shsrs haa been foaf
deaths fEom lellgg fever and aboal
twenty gAseA Dr.. Wall sdds thaf fsB
q the oasnH base pesbsd the fsvsF slsns
of segsnty two bears. Many psorls
have led. lf mag be neoeas4xy u e.
iablish eAmp of Fainaa u The counfrF.
Ihs m4ilg csn - fu1iaated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

MMUnA1GE11, Uol. Hl--lommand1F
in-ohief Rsa Of ~ 0Eaed ksmy of 1hs
Rspublie tbs afs1F1oon anuoancsd tha
folsowfng appointBents. Adfutaul 0en-
srai, Daniel RiEh, MinnsaDoiis: OanF-
assmnsfef 0enefal, John TagioF. Fhiln.
daluhia, sudns AdRnca1s GeReFni.
Whesl0sk q. Weary. Rnfland, rsrmonf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

WAaMTaa1nH. o. a-Tha Anoant AZ
hnsde HsFed % The RoFaFnnsnt fokar
uas ez1 co of uhiaA eze1Nn Wrrs
sJ(psr esnfs std 81. go ueFs s1ur pes
osaaa Tha naakea q tssai 20 dats a.
eiaSz6 $50, wAiah fs e61. 10 lssa fhan
Ske ameans uhish ths Trsasasy Dspart-
meas aasrsd 70 pnnshass foi slakina
fn1d uifhfn the peFi0d whfeh nxtfre1
toaaY. 9seVtaFB HaiEshild wns askas
shin afssEngon wbGihss b. wosld kns-
shaas anF bo14s, hut deall1od rnozt
emphNisaailg = ds1ns hiz r1lisg q
lhs sah3aas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

axM Fnznuzsus, Osk a-Rffssnn hnn-
dEsd eziefzEfs agFigsd q tAis e.nan
daslng Ne paas weak
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09
FIRE. MARINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.

nx,&,er zsraaae11zag, JAnaes street
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

OF ths Balttmors q Ohio, tbs Postal
and ihe Uuised Lines Telegraph CON-
pantes. II GaTfaft had done as be
promised. The Western Union vculd
never pay anether dividend"
what vas pr0miaedfn
An agreement 10 consolidate. We
wers 10 capilAlizs the stock at SO 000,-
coo John w. Mackay was 70 put IN
tl.O00.0o0 Garrett el.000. 900, end the
stock Of the company wenld make up
the So, 100000.
s.hage yon any idea why Mf. GaFfstt
failed 70 kesp his word
'sNot tha eliahtest. Hs went Of 10
Earops and thai nxsd the Natter
"lsit pTobable that the Western Unien
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

NHw YonK. 0st. 6.-A enhis from
Nerds, Msxieo, aays that TIE port hss
oosn closed aQalnsl the Uniio6 0tniaa
on aeeount nf Tie epidsmia uf eholsra
IN HsW York. No additional asaaiIs
were sspoEte6 70 tne Q1Afnntina Con.
mission today. The aeenis o. TIE Alesla
uhseh brouaht ths oholera over, nsV
mat her uaisfortuns has dsseoursaira
sHest on Italian emigration 20 ihis
country.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

PHILADELPHIA, 0st. a-Fhs striking
hand sewed ahosmakaFs rsfuaed 10 re-.
tuFn % goEk today n spite Of The Or
deEs Of DislFise Assembly No. 20. The
Manufactures1' Aasooiailon has passed
. rssulution thai nnls1a District ksnsm.
bly, No. 20 naspends tie striking Local
assembly general lock oui Be doclnRsd.
throwing cas- 500 ha8dB.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

NKw HonK. 0a5. 6.--Tba wsaklF bach
slaiement shows 9 reserve decrease of
90D1 SO. The banhs nos hoId e81i1,.
60 in exossa a. the 2B psr cent rule.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-04-05
Church Items.

Services in the Baptist Church next
Sunday morning, as usual.
Rev. j. w. Tongue preached in the
Baptist Church last Sunday morning.
Winchester Presbytery will meet
at Front Royal, Va, April goth, at
u p. NJ.
Bishop Peterkin will be in Charles
town, at Zion Episcopal Church, on
the first Sunday morning in May, for
the purpose of administering the rite
of Confirmation.
Among Bishop Peterkih's appoint
ments we note the following: Mar
tinsburg, April Still Shepherdstown
and Duffield's, 10th; Harper's Fer
ry, 18th; Sumhiit Point, 18th; Lee
town, Middleway and Bunker Hill,
18th.
The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will Be administered in the Pres
byterian Church in this place on Sum
day, April 17th--preparatory servi-
eos begihhihq on Friday previous
Congregational business meeting i'm
mediately after morning service on
Saturday, April 10th,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-04-05

Mr.. p. II. Rouse, one Of our old
and highly esteemed citizens, died at
his residences; Z" Shannon HILL" OPP
posite Shannondale Springs, on Fri
day last, after brief illness, Of phsu@
monia, aged so years. His femaihs
were taken to Winchester and inferred
on Sunday. Mr.. Chas. B. Rouss, the
well-known New York merchant, is a
son of Mr.. r.. and came on last Sat
urday to attend the funeral of his
father. The Winchester Light In
fantry and fire companies escorted
the remains to the cemetery. Mrs.
Rouse, we regret to learn, is quite i'll.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-04-05
From the Democrat:

Dr. VIM. Long, of Lcuis lana, was
photographed for, and arrived here on
Tuesday evening last, his aunt, Miss
Ann Davis, being seriously i'll.
The horse of Mr.. Frank Lucas, of
Duflields, while going ont of the yard
in rear Of Messrs. Beall & Phillips
hardware store, last Tuesday night,
fell. catching Mr.. Lucas between him
and the steps Of the lumhef houses
causing Mr.. Lucas to sustain severe
scalp wol;nd and injury of the back
He was found in this condition 10y Ned
johnson, colored, WHO with some as
sstanre carried him to the Carter
House. DR.. Richardson was called
in. Mr. Lucas condition is now
very critical.
TMr. Lu cas- is still at the Carter
House. but is doing very we'll at this
time.-Ep SPIRIT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-04-05
a dyertised Letters.

The following is list of the letters
remaining in the Post Office at Har-
per's Ferry, w. Va; March 81.
1887, unclaimed:
Mrs. Ellen Burroughs, Mrs. Sophia
A. Butler, Mrs. Cecilia Cockrell,
Elisa a. StrotIirF, Ellen O. Dea. VIM.
Athcy. j. G. Bugh, Willie Cane,
Louis Hackiey, Joseph Veilis, Milton
y. Karn. C. J. Hauser, +. f. Sulli-
van. !. w. Hickman, j. w. Turn er.
Viands & Alder.
The above letters if not called for
in thirty days, will lie sent to the
Dead Letter Office. Persons calling
for them will please say that they are
advertised
G.. b. WENTzELL, p. NJ.
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Advertised Letters.

List of advertised letters remain
ing in the Post Office at Charles
town, jefferson county, w. Va,
April 2, 1887:
Miss Bessie freeman, Mrs. Marga-
ret OFT, Jacob Chapman, Arther
Clois, James CofBens, Jno. NJ. Col
Inns, j. G. Dawson, j. NJ. Lauman,
Jerry. johnson. j. B. Phillips, John
son Richison (2), r. V. Wilcher,
Alexander Walden.
The above letters, if not called for
within thirty days, will be sent to the
dead letter office. Persons calling
for them will please say that they are
advertised
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A Suggestion to the Travelling
Public.

Tourists cmigrantS and mariners find that
Hostcttcr's Stomach Bittcrs is medicinal
safeguard against unhealthful influences upon
which they can implicitly rely. since it prevents
tile effects of Initiated atmosphere, nnaccus-
toned 81 Enwholesomc diet. bad water, or
other conditions unfnyorable to health. On
long voyages. OF Journeys in ATTITUDES adjacent
to the equator it is especially useful as pre-
vcntivc of the fchrilc complaints and disorders
OF the stomach. liver MID bowels. which are apt
to attack natives Of The temperate zone sojourn-
ing or travelling in such regions. and it is an
excellent protection against the influence OF
exposure to damp or extreme futigiic. 1t not
only prevents intermittent ana rcnittcnt fever.
attd Gihcr diseases Of IiiaIqfial type Bit eFnd-
for wears past in North and So,lth America.
Mexico the West Indies. Australia. and other
countries.
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Ney Spring Goods being opened
hcerv ddy at HIRSCHIM1NS.

This SedSois us heretofore ,re shall be
for 3fa,ings. No such
stock Of these goods has e0er been
shown here, as The stock displaycd.dy as.
also f,mase7$e stock Of Co"ret5, OIL
Cloths and IFindo0 Shades tc sc,ect
from. Prices acW be guaranteed.
S. D. UTRSCHIl1N g. co.
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Query?

Certain gentlemen were fearful that
the State would go Republican on ac-
count of the defeat Of Camden. Why
is it, then. that sonic of these same
Democrats ~ propose to cote for a
itepu5licun-Mr. HigginbUtham-for
the Legislature? JEFFERSON.
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BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, FeverSores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. tits guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Geo: T. Light.
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The large store of Mr.. j. L. Davis,
in Berryville, was destroyed by fire
between and 5 O'Clock last Sunday
morning. together with the entire con-
tents of the building. Loss about
$40, 900, insurance $1,000 or IS, 900.
Origin of the fire unknown. The
store of our young friend Louis Z.
Brown, on the opposite side of the
street, was greatly endangered, and
slightly damaged by the heat.
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March 80, 1887.

PuBLtt SArEs.--rhe following Pub
lie Sales are advertised in this paper:
Friday, 1prH 75th.-Real Estate,
by Mcssrs. S. w. Washington, Frank
Beckwith and George Baylor, Spc-
cial Commissioners.
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PRoF 1o1sETTE's system of Improving the
memory is attracting great attention. 1t is
highly endorsed by Richard Proctor. the as
tr0nomer. Judah p. Penjamin DR.. Wood: and
Mark Twain. Address for particulars Prof.
Loistete. 237 Fifth Ave-, New York.
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